At School Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCEFGFGAHHH| The bees are in the meadow | A |
| And the swallows in the sky | B |
| The cattle in the shadow | A |
| Watch the river running by | B |
| The wheat is hardly stirring | C |
| The heavy ox team lags | D |
| The dragon fly is whirring | C |
| Through the yellow blossomed flag | E |
| And down beside the river | F |
| Where the trees lean o'er the pool | G |
| Where the shadows reach the quiver | F |
| A boy has come to school | G |
| His teachers are the swallow | A |
| And the river and the trees | H |
| His lessons are the shallows | H |
| And the flowers and the bees | H |
John Boyle O'reilly
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